Sentences with phrase «spine vocab»
The rendition: page - spread - left and rendition: page - spread - right properties are aliases for the page - spread - left and spread - right properties [Spine Vocab].
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The [Spine Vocab] is no longer being extended for package rendering metadata, so an unprefixed page - spread - center is not available.
The EPUB Spine Properties Vocabulary [Spine Vocab] is defined to be the default vocabulary for the itemref properties attribute.
This specification reserves the [Spine Vocab] for use with the properties attribute.
Not exact matches
The rendition: spread - landscape, rendition: spread - both, rendition: spread - auto and rendition: spread - none properties [Rendition Vocab] may be specified locally on spine itemref elements, and will, in such cases, override the global value for the given spine item.
When the rendition: layout property [Rendition Vocab] is specified on a meta element, it indicates that the paginated or reflowable layout style applies globally for the Rendition (i.e., for all spine items).
By providing one of the rendition: page - spread - left, rendition: page - spread - right or rendition: page - spread - center properties [Rendition Vocab] on a spine itemref element, an Author may override this automatic population behavior by forcing that document to be placed in a particular viewport.
The rendition: flow - auto, rendition: flow - paginated, rendition: flow - scrolled - continuous and rendition: flow - scrolled - doc properties [Rendition Vocab] may be specified locally on spine itemref elements, and will, in such cases, override the global value for the given spine item.
The rendition: orientation - landscape, rendition: orientation - portrait and rendition: orientation - auto properties [Rendition Vocab] may be specified locally on spine itemref elements, and will, in such cases, override the global value for the given spine item.
When the rendition: orientation property [Rendition Vocab] is specified on a meta element, it indicates that the intended orientation applies globally for the given Rendition (i.e., for all spine items).
When the rendition: flow property [Rendition Vocab] is specified on a meta element, it indicates the Author's global preference for overflow content handling (i.e., for all spine items).